consider the following matters:             (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 22 March 2027;           (2) Increasing the

Secretary-General, said: “Over the years, the SEC has been working closely with the TDO and digital asset business operators to prevent the misuse of digital assets as a channel for money laundering by

matters for consideration as follows:              (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 20 April 2027;     (2) Increasing the

matters for consideration as follows:   (1) Extending the maturity period for bond redemption by additional two years, with the new maturity date set for 22 March 2027;   (2) Increasing the interest rate

companies will be able to perform their duties accurately and thoroughly in accordance with laws and regulations. Over the years, the SEC and the TLCA has been working together to enhance the duty

maturity period for two years and to repay the principal partially in four installments, accounting for 30 percent of the total principal amount at the issue date of the bonds;   Agenda Item 3: To increase

for two more years; (2) Partial repayment of the principals in total amount 15 percent of the bond value as of the issue dates by reducing the par value per unit, to be made on the original maturity

extension of the CMO23NA bond maturity date for a period of two years, from 27 November 2023 to 27 November 2025, and consideration for approval of partial repayment of the principal of the bond by

industry growth. Over the years, the SEC and the TDO have collaborated to promote the use of digital assets as a fundraising tool, ensure appropriate investor protection, and develop guidelines for

years.  The public consultation is available at the SEC website at https://www.sec.or.th/TH/Pages/PB_Detail.aspx?SECID=1092 and the legal hub at https://law.go.th/listeningDetail?survey_id